Jonard
Jonard JIC-750 coaxial cable cutter hand tool
Cuts coaxial cable up to 3/4 inch with shear action that prevents distortion and frayed ends
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Clean shear cuts up to 3/4 in. coaxial cable without compression
- Tube-cutter action prevents cable distortion during preparation
- Ergonomic yellow dipped-plastic grip reduces hand fatigue
- Chrome-finished 1 1/4 in. jaws resist corrosion
- California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm
Coaxial cable cutter for installers
The Jonard JIC-750 is a hand tool built to cut coaxial cable up to 3/4 in. diameter cleanly. It uses a shear cutting action that works like a tube cutter to prevent compressed or frayed ends. The ergonomic handle with dipped plastic grip is designed for comfort during repeated use. It suits technicians preparing hard line coax and larger fibre cables in the field.
Thermals noise and power draw
This is a manual hand tool so it produces no heat, no noise and draws no power during operation. Cutting force comes entirely from the user applying leverage through the handles. There are no motors, electronics or batteries to manage. Performance depends only on the sharpness of the chrome finished jaws and the operator's technique.
Shear cut action and grip
The shear style jaws eliminate cable distortion by rotating around the conductor like a tube cutter rather than pinching it. The yellow dipped plastic grip provides a secure hold even with greasy or wet hands. Chrome finished jaws resist corrosion and stay sharp for consistent cuts. No accessories or software are bundled with this tool.
Highlights
- Clean shear cuts up to 3/4 in. coaxial cable without compression
- Tube-cutter action prevents cable distortion during preparation
- Ergonomic yellow dipped-plastic grip reduces hand fatigue
- Chrome-finished 1 1/4 in. jaws resist corrosion
- California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm
Specifications
| Brand | Jonard |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
How do I install the JIC-750 cutter and what step do people get wrong?
Position the cable in the jaw, tighten the knob slightly, rotate the tool around the cable, and tighten again after each turn; the common mistake is forcing the handles like pliers instead of using the rotary tube-cutter action.
What maintenance or replacement will the JIC-750 need later?
Keep the chrome-finished jaw clean and lightly oiled; if the shear edge dulls, the cutter head can be replaced rather than buying a new tool.
What limit shows up first when cutting 3/4 in. hard line coax repeatedly?
Hand fatigue from the 8-3/4 in. handle length appears before the shear mechanism reaches its capacity, so pace cuts on long jobs.
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